The Chimbu: A Study of Change in the New Guinea Highlands.

Robert H. Layton · Paula Brown

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1. Introduction2. The Chimbu View of Past and Future3. The Kinds of Variation and Change4. Chimbu Pre-History5. Chimbu's First Contact with Europeans6. Domestic and Local Groups7. Groups and Segments8. Big Men and Small9. Cycles and Transactions10. Strife11. Warfare12. The Process of Change13. The Forces of Change14. Material and Technological Change15. Economic Change16. Local Leadership and Activities17. Conflict Today18. Kondom's Kingdom19. Plus ca change, plus c'est la meme chose

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